Why did my car battery die?
Typically your car's battery lifespan is around 5-6 years. Depending on the climate where you live you can get more or less life from your battery. When you live in warmer climates - think Arizona where it gets really hot. That heat can damage your battery. Same goes for cold - think lots of snow. That can also take a toll on your battery and cause it to prematurely fail. If you are concerned about your battery and it's condition give us a call, we do free battery checks.
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Happy Adventures,
Heather
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